Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

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after leaving New Daneeness whistle,
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side Of Taaoosh Island. Whereas, the
before mentioned b0uys would be- Q safe
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RR0knDmo 1HB RkELRoAD.
Tuesday aflarn0en has been deaiR-
mated By the railroad ine0Fpofatofs, as
The time wheu the officers and Board Of
Directors will be elected, and paolIcly
announced. Hardly any new develop
menfs have taken place. The name Of
Charles Eisenbeis, ST., was omitted 10
| the list Of tpoorpOraters, IS published
| in Sundays PosT INTKILfaKNcER. IL d
reported that several Of the mill compa-
l MES will become heavy purchasers Of
1 the railroad stock, end branch systems
| will Be extended TO their mills. Thu
wiIi enable those corporations TO have
both direct humiliation By Watei
and rail to San Francisco and othel
Ooints. which would greatly incFeaee
I" a - -
Captain r. w. De Lion. Of this city
purchased 80 acres Of land ct P0f
Discovery Bay last week from EagenI
Oan6eld for IS per acre. IL is under
stood that this sale 10 for the new rail-
road.
3. O. Hill purchased pf John "
SpFaeae, Of Tseoma, go acres OF liant
located about I've miles frpm town 70
SO per acEe. Mr.. Hill on last eatuI
day bought 10 acres for 500. Bevef1
ether real estate transactions similar
this we're recorded last week.
NKwEPAPERs Va CRY COUNCIL.
The Mayer and City Attorney Feferin
, 10 the proposition Of tbs local pFintin
companies, aaking to be compensate
flor publishing the OouneH proceeding
said II the papers did not ch0ose TO pul
: Iish the PFoceedinogag matter OF new
. they could lot u alone.
There IL no preoedent, remarked d
Mayor, where any municipal Cover
. nent ever paid . newspaper to puhlii
! the Council'a actions. Most jonFna
| publish them a. q matter Of news, r
caiving compensation from their sul
: scribefs. Not only this bat the city
Il 80 49, an..sA A,~atfh rpaat4kr ara 80 4
not feel az liberty 20 IUpOse the eztl
: nccomodats such partfes.n The City A
Q torney tboaght that II would be q. eoC
Q ideR 20 have the proceedings publishe
still be was not IN favor Of taxing q
city for such purposes. AZ the matt
now stands there will, In all probabil
", be an estEanQement between the 10
= | al journals and the City Oounoil, IS 9
parties firmly declare that they will n
Feoede from the stand they have take
MKncuR1 SOLD.
AUS AtueESuas. S..aR .ssSsss.ays wS,,
history was noted in the Posr-IETELx
; oKscER on Saturday, vas sold d
= | morning, Captain Patterson acting
! AGENT for the owner, William Nslsel
! Messrs. Rsnton and Holmes, Of q
!. Port BlakeIy Mill Company, we're q
purchasers The consideration VI
$4,000. The tng Tyee towed the Me
euFy 10 Pert Blakely this morning. 81
; will be used &c q coast lumber carrier.
Al Her dimensions are ~ follows: lenRt
lib feet; breadth, 80 3 fest; depth, q
feet; ll56 net tons. She is q douo
: decker, and was built 10 New York
1851 Of oak. with iron and copper fa
teniERs. Captain ]. L. Panno, d
former master, and Captain Patterson
will leave for Maine this week by wa
Of San Francisco.
RLECTIoN.
A local election took place today II
Justice Of the Peace, made necessaI
by William II. Whittlessy resigning I
aeoept the District Court OierkshiI
. The only two candidates were Major
II. Van Bokkellen and Robert Bile
The polls closed at three o'clock this al
teFnoon. when the votes we're oouu ute
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